U.S. Marshals Net Three Fugitives

The U.S. Marshals have had a busy 48 hours rounding up three fugitives while arresting others at the same time.

On Monday, Marshals arrested Rosaire Gauthie, 38 of Hooksett, who was being sought on an outstanding federal arrest warrant after he was indicted by the Drug Enforcement Administration for 15 counts of distribution of a controlled substance, according to the department.

She was arrested at a home on Brandywine Drive by the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force.

According to a statement, “Upon approach to the residence, the open front door was suddenly closed and investigators had to force entry into the residence when the occupants did not re-open the door. Once inside the house, Gauthier was located and arrested without any further incident. At the time of this arrest, investigators observed several firearms and suspected narcotics inside the residence. Based on the observations of the Marshals Fugitive Task Force, the Hooksett Police Department executed a search warrant on the residence and recovered narcotics, several firearms and a large amount of cash.”

Later that evening, tips led to the arrest of Dominick Stanin in Manchester, which was reported on Patch. His son remains at-large.

Three other people: Jessica Lauziere, 38; Cecil Harding, 34; and Peter Talington, 59, were all arrested on outstanding arrest warrants, according to police.

On Aug. 26, the Fugitive Task Force arrested Travis Crawford, 25 of Derry, who was wanted by the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office for a probation violation, stemming from an original conviction and sentence for second-degree assault.

According to a statement, “Crawford had fled from probation officers and local law enforcement on foot during two recent encounters. The U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force received several tips via its anonymous text/web tip service. This information led investigators to an address on Bridge Street Extension in Manchester. Members of the Fugitive Task Force, along with the assistance of the Manchester Police Department went to the suspected residence of Crawford. The occupants of the residence refused to open the door and entry was forced. Crawford was quickly located and apprehended without incident.”

All of these arrests were made with the cooperation and assistance of our task force partners from the Manchester & Hooksett Police Departments, the Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office, along with deputy U.S. Marshals.

“What makes the U.S. Marshals Task Force so successful is the cooperative effort it fosters while working together with federal, state and local law enforcement, along with the public,” said U.S. Marshal David Cargill, Jr. “It is this spirit of teamwork and commitment that makes our communities a safer place.”

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